show that any positive even integer is of form 8m or 8m+2 or 8m+4 or 8m+6 (use Euclid's division lemma)
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Let b=8,this implies r=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7
If r=0,
a=bq+r
a=8q+0
By squaring on both sides, we get,
a^2 =(8q+0)^2
a2=64q2
a2=8(8q2)
a2=8m (where m=8q2)
Use same method for other proofs....
Hope it helps you.....
If r=0,
a=bq+r
a=8q+0
By squaring on both sides, we get,
a^2 =(8q+0)^2
a2=64q2
a2=8(8q2)
a2=8m (where m=8q2)
Use same method for other proofs....
Hope it helps you.....
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Step-by-step explanation:
let a and b be any positive interger such that a>b
then by Euclid division lemma
a=bq + r
where b=4 and 0≤r<b
therefore
a=4q+0 , a=4q+1 , a=4q+2 , a=4q+3
consider a=4q+1
a²=( 16q² +8q +1)
a²=8(2q² +q) +1
let m be = 2q² +q
therefore, a²=8m+1
the square of any positive inter is of form 8m+1 for some integer m .
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